Is El Matador State beach open?
Our El Matador, La Piedra, and El Pescador parking lots will be open from 8 a.m. to sunset to a limited capacity and we are only accepting payment by automated pay machines or our pay by phone app (https://www.passportparking.com).
Is El Matador Beach worth visiting?
El Matador Beach in Malibu, California is stunning. It’s likely that you’ve seen these gorgeous Malibu cliffs in photos – rocky towers marching into the sea. The salty tidepools, jagged caves, and ocean wildlife make it a stunning spot for sightseeing, photography, or even sunbathing.
Do you have to pay for El Matador Beach?
There is a small parking lot designated for El Matador and the spots fill up quickly, especially on a nice summer day. The parking fee in this lot is eight dollars and subject to change during holidays. There is also street parking available on Pacific Coast Highway for free, but these spots are limited as well.
Can you swim in El Matador State beach?
The rocks in the water by the caves make most of El Matador a no-swim zone, though there are parts where you can swim. It’s a popular spot for snorkelers, but it’s mainly for strolls, sunbathing, and sunset views.
Do you need a permit for El Matador beach?
2. State of California issues permits for all State-owned/operated facilities (e.g., Malibu Pier, Adamson House, Malibu Creek State Park, Point Dume Headlands, La Piedra Beach, El Pescador and El Matador Beaches). California Film Commission number is (323) 860-2960. 3.
Is El Matador beach crowded?
Just bear in mind it gets really crowded on weekends. We went in the early morning and left by 11am when the crowds started to build up. The small parking lot gets full pretty much by 11am on weekends.
What was filmed at El Matador beach?
Filming Location Matching “El Matador Beach, Malibu, California, USA” (Sorted by Popularity Ascending)
- Fatal Affair (2020)
- The Bachelor Party: The Bachelor Parody- The Playboy’s Impossible Mission (2018)
- Spellbinder (1988)
- Ring of Darkness (2004 TV Movie)
- Madonna: Cherish (1989 Music Video)
- Mamma Mia!
What was filmed at El Matador Beach?